This report presents the findings from a survey across 101 companies to identify their goals for digital transformation and data integration, together with the obstacles they encounter. Based on the findings presented in this report, there are five key issues and recommendations that can be made to support more successful digital transformations.

What does ISO 27701 mean for your organisation? Currently, there is no “official” GDPR certification or seal. ISO 27701 is the closest an organisation can get to certify it is compliant with the regulation. As an extension to one of the most famous international standards, this will set the global benchmark for data protection practices. It is applicable to all industries and to organisations of every size. Download this report by DQM GRC to explore the importance of ISO 27701, the benefits of I

This research report confirms that we have now entered the calm before the storm. With research revealing 39.8% of organisations have still not reached a state of full compliance. This report explores attitudes to data sharing, awareness of data protection laws, trust and data sharing, negative impacts on trust and attitudes.

This research report confirms that, while consumers will continue to want increased personalisation, speed and flexibility in how they transact and engage with firms, many consumers will not compromise trust or their own privacy to achieve that. The research also positions data ethics as a rather immature concept in today’s thinking, both by consumers and businesses.

Consumers expect to receive personal and relevant communications from the brands they choose to interact with. To do this, brands need to understand which touchpoints an individual engages with and what influence that engagement has on the customer’s purchase decision so that they can continue to serve the right message, at the right time - which will allow them to stand out amongst competition. This guide will talk you through different attribution methods which vary in complexity and accuracy,

DataIQ in association with Tealium carried out a research project among consumers exploring their awareness of how personal information is being requested and used, as well as what influences their attitudes during this data-value exchange. Download this report to see what the research reveals about privacy attitudes and consumer awareness of data protection rights.

Each day, an estimated 2.5 quintillion bytes of data is created. This includes staggering amounts of transactional and demographic data, as well as virtually infinite amounts of behavioral data. For many organizations, the problem lies not in the gathering of such data but in it’s organization, analysis and application.

Are your tried-and-tested models not delivering the expected outcomes? Until now, your internal data was the most valuable and a strong predictor of customer behaviour. But the health crisis has changed all that, so your data strategy needs to change too, says James Morgan.

In this edition, we talk to Anita Fernqvist of Zurich Insurance, Kinnari Ladha of TUI and the team from JCURV about awards and the importance of recognition. Plus, Paul Davison of Royal Mail on data for good and the impact of data quality.

How do you communicate a complex idea like an epidemic curve to people with minimal understanding of data? Alan D. Duncan of Gartner says the key is to use story telling techniques that make the subject engaging and emotional.